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8:-ADDi8J-)1:(4i7 ( ; 14 : 4 ~k • ..,v i i 1,1 - Awt...,,t. .0. 4 . - 1 e.:; `..?Y $ t - .4. I 418, •'l,l 04;11 U • 1.1 %. ) , • MONDA 1 7 ; AUGUST 28, 1 Hog 'NUMLER 52g L] {FRIGSIXPENCE lIALFPNif re ANATOMIC AL LECTURES. MR. CARPUE will c-ommence his WINTER COURSE of LECTURES on -ANATOMY and SAIRGERY, on Monday the ad of Odobcr. Particulats may be known by applying to Mr. Carpue, No. So, "llean.street, Soho. ADVMVSON. .71 - " 4 0 . .8E SOLD, the PERPETUAL ADVOW- I - SON of a very 'desirable RECTORY in Cheshire; Toe net Income is :0001. per Annum. The ageof the pre sent Inetiunbent . 6o. • For further particulars, apply to Messrs Graham, Kin, gerley, anti Domville, Solicitors, tSTABLISSEMENT FR NCO , S,CASTLE-STKEET, HO LI3O RN. under the Dire lion of toe ABBE DE itoUFIGNY, a Member of the Late University of Paris. r THE. Summer Holidays will expire on Friday, J the First of Septembc next. ' • Bparders and respeeiahle Uay Pupils are taught' Modern and Ancient Languages...and the other branches of a most extensive and liberal plan of Education. Parlour Boarders have a superior accommodation for Board and Apartments : they tire atteudett privately without extra shame. - The French Language alone is spoken at breakfast and ,dinner. Th;,sd Gentlemen to whom it is not convenient to live in "the house, rn,l be taught at their leisure hours 4 the Lsta. blishment. • N.B. Foreigners are instruted in the English Language. Lloyd's,' Au g . 2 4 , iso,. AT, .... A& T a GENERAL MEETING' of the 'IVIER CHANTS, BANKERS, UN Vr:RWRIT.E RS, and other SUBaCRIBERS to the PATRIOTIC FUND, held this day, THIS YEAR. . _ BISH respetif acquaints the Public, that I • the only 1 - I'I:RY -to be drawn this Year is the sT I` E. icY, which will be cl.rawh_oil the -aothorziext Ottcner. ALL IN: ONE DAY. ' TICKETS and SIIARES are *fling in great variety, . and as the Scheme seeps lii,,hly approved, the earlier the purchase the Doter. tliere being only 5,000 Numbers; irorn a to 5.000.--SLheines, with p,irticulars, may be had gratis, at eithrr or BIS Ws old established Offices in Londnn, Nu 4. CORN IiILL, or 9, •CHARING-CkOSS. Where Capital Prizes to an tmmense amount (tea-dome -rous for insertion) have been Sold, - Shared, and Registered, . and _where Persons in the Country may be suitplied the "same as if present, try sending their Orders (post-paid) ac - companied with good Bills, Cash, Bank-Notei or Yost.. Office Orders. 4 „ 1 . 1 Please to notice, the Lottery begins and finishes on the zotla of Odober. and that day will decide ‘2,:tr,oeo in Flies. • STATE LOTTERY. A 7, ",--; With only Five Thousand Number s. SCFIEMii. 4.. 4 - of -* to.ooo -of - I,oeo 4 ,11 4 . 5,000' 12 - - coo 4 ALL - TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. WI FT .a tld Co. respectfully . inform the Public, "'that t TICK E - rs and sIIA t 2 ES are on Sale at their SOf- Aces, No. il, Poultry, No. t z, haring-cross , and 31, A ld gate High-street. - The Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and af fords the Adventuit.r an nuportunity of gaining, the immense 4tort or8, , ;00ol. ! ! t which may he.-obtained nypUrehasing the whole of a Number, or in, proportion for any Part. Tickets and Shares will b e higher before the Drawing; PRESENT PRICE. Ticket Half . Zit -3 o I Eighth - ,£2 12. o Quarter - 514 0 Sixteenth - - t 9 6 ,FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, EXCEL ' LENT CHOICE WINES, FIibNITURE, AND o:raLit EFAECTS, AT CHILLAND NEAR WIN CHESTER. F`: TO-BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr„SQUIBB; 4 . On the PreMises, on Wednesday the - 3oth inst. and follow. ittg Day'S'itt Twelve b'Clock; without Reserve, by Order of the Executors , • , THE nerttly Elegant and 'very Convenient - FREE-. •HOLD COTTAGE RESII4.NCE,•with-Coach - House, S!abling for Five . Horses, cony, meta t >ut - buildings, • Small Pleat , .ure-grOund and, produclive-K.itchen Gardep, late the Residence and Property of Admiral Sir Thomas !'alley, Lair,. deceased. Ple.sant y situated at Chilland, in the Pa. xish ot . tklatyr Worthy, within tour miles of Winchester, and about the same distance from A Irestotd. . On the same and f o ll owing D ays wi ll b e so ld, a ll the ge nuine Household Furniture, Wardrobe of Table and het. China, Glass. Cellar of Capitai Wines, , a s trong Town -built Chltriot, and variety of other Erkds• The House and Grounds may be viewed ny 'aopt , eation to the Gardener, on the 1' rztitises, of whom printeu t'articulars Catakgues tWty be '; also at the George. Wine: ester; the Swat,, Airetorki; tw. I) So uthampton; and of Mr. Squibb , Savillelroiv, - • T the Cheapest and Best Hosiery Warehouse in the Kingdoin, et .vc~tt NO. 434, in the. Strand, Castle and Old 'tumid Conn, the. Areatest Bargains are now selling ; consisting of Men's s:ow n Cotton For Boots, at oidy 13.. 6d. per pair, worm..zs. 6d. ; Women's stout Cotton ts •6d..worth 2s. bd. ; tine 2S. gd ; extra super 3s. gd. wor;h Ss. ; stout , blaCk and whi t e Silk 6 s. 3.l;..witn laced'clocks 7s. 6d. ; cxtragood si%s 6d. A variety, oi Patent Angola Hose, war• rant , ict n..)t to shrink-, frOpi2s. yd. to the best quality ; stout worsted (5 3,1 ; _rine 2S. StillertillC 3s 6d. ; Silk Mitts 2S. 6d. ; a ...it;iouS Article in square Net Mitts ; also La dies' hew-iris/Llted .LaLe Sleeves, cal,culated to give rave and ; Cc..t.ton Drawers 3s. 6d. . with every other Art.. L.n the Hosiery Line - that can possibly be rmicte, up to t'ic very best quality, wholesale and for expoitati ma.— Stockings rnaz.e t i ant' Pattern. • • tIANNAY'S ORIGINAL For the 1NF41.L181..L PREVENTION of a CERTAIN lASOIthER._ RTY YEARS extensive experience of life pre entive virtues of this P.ROPHYLACTIC has' ae tPAtred i , a repOtation unparalleled in the annals of Medicine. This celebrated Anti-Venereal Lotion (being on! y an exter. pat application) is highly conducive to good health, and yet .is a verfed security, against Venereal Contagion. , - It is s o ld i n Boyles, at Los. 6d . eac h , or los. (if more t , Duct) and at .. 75. 6d. or three for a Guinea, with direeiions in 1 . ;ondon) by Mr. Lear Cook, No. 1,- Little Stittblk xhe a t illo u . market, a nd will be sent to order, by inclosing 'with the address(rei I or assumed) post paid. PATENT WORM LOZ.LiNUt:b. ' 0,1111,1 S are the most frequent sources Of,Chil ;.- urCls's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and Guar I' -c-1211 01 Children should be acquainted with. They oc. 4 . taSiOn Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the F ate, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels,' attend ,ed after with violent pains; they bring on Convulsions; tßey ailed the growth of the Body; and they prove fatal, by end . - iikg in a - Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Complaints, the.above excellent Me ' filch - se is universally allowed, ,on the testimony of the highest Charaders in this Crwittrv, both in rank and, respectability,. to have no equal. Their public approbation, g'vers to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its won4r!ul.stlc ' cess in thei r own Families, stamps its merit beyond competi. tion, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Pareins, and others who have the Care of Children, should have tins Remedy as a Fanny dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomachs or Bowels or Chil dren are any way - disordered, which it will always be tenth' .• . huid, holes-ay and retail, at 'Ching and Bi tt l er ' 4; .No• 4. Che.pside, London; and fetad by Smith, Scott, `and'Bol - Editinurgli ; Nqwinan, E eter ; Hoiclan.l and Gran. itlle„ ; Hazard and crut , a•cll, Bath ; anti by most Giountry Vcndurs, to LiCoic at 9d, and ss. €ct. each. MINIKVA OFFICE. • This . Day was published, - In 2 VOIS'. I;Ino. price tos. sewed, G UISCARD or, Tile . 'Mysterious 'Accusation. liy HORAcE VERE. Printed for. A. K., Newman 'and Co. Leadenhall-street, where may be had just .published, and sold by all Kook. 'sellers - ' Chamber of Death ; or, Fate of Rosario, 2 vols. gs. - • Man as ae is - Not; or, , Hermsprong, 3d Edition, 3 vols. IZS. Sinclair. By, Mrs. Pilkington, q vois. zos. Monte Video ; or, The Okficer's Wife and her Sister, 4 vol-s. tBi. Lucky. Escapes ; or, Systethatic Villainy, 3-vols. 15s. Laugliton Priory, By Uabrielii, 4 vols 2crrr Sir FRANCIS BAIVNG, Bart. in the Chair. The tollowing - StatemenX Of the Receipt and Expenditure, WAS laid beture the Meting, by lOSEPH MAKKIAT, Esq. on the part oft* Cummatee. Amount of Subs4,ription - 4354,677 f 6 Interest and proht on Stock resold . s 70,15 s t Total amount £4z4,831 16 7 Gratuities, and Annuities to zoso W Wows, Orphans anu kclatives ut Offiecrs - anti Melt kilked in action Ivan' the i neiity, and to 7642. • Ortice,s and Men wounded or 41*.ibled - 4z75,186 ,6 8 For tlie-rehti or tsnttsn Pri- SOnerS war in 114A1Ce 5 1 " ,70° ° For Honorary Kewards 16,456 4 4 For Ad - vertiscuieuts - - 057 Is 6. for printing Keports,Circular z,4zt 16 ; Utter , Sgt; . . su- "t ox Postage, Kent, Salaries, and Z 8,200 g 3 various expences - - 5 .4 33 1,61 i t 2 .2 Balance It further appeared by the Report of the Lotatnii tee, that they had lists 01 3.09 tn,:n xtilcu, anti bot,) mien ,vouhtiett, tor whose cases 110 p ovlsion was 30. tnaUe aim L II4 L tricY Mated these demands upon'the on the present spteta 01 expenditure, at 12.2„i1o1. : • - Resolved unanimously, That the enlarged scale upon which the Military Optra tionS oh the Comm, are now carrying on, makes it tic,:ebs•ary to re-consider the original ReSoluttons undo the L.A.411 - mittee have Italica° acted; and war in tuture the tiorwthins trout this Fund be appropriated exc:ustvel) to the kteliet 01 the Widows, Orphans, anti Kelahves who depended 'or sup port on those who fall in the Cause4their .-uuntry ; to the reliefor those whose wounds are attended who loss of ii ib or disability from future service; to the annual ailo.vati , x made towards the aged - and Infirm lintrsh i'nsoners of ar, and to the support or the Schools' anti tiospitais established at the ditlereht Depots in France. , . . That an appeal be made to the . patriotism and liberality of the k'ublic, ior New Contributions to the Patriotic that the Cominittee may be provided with the ineansb: con tinuing the accustomed Relief to illo3C Objailb. That a Subscription for these 'laudanle piirpos,s oc now entered into, and that Contributions be Nceiv‘d at .itie Bar of Lloyd's COifte 4louse, and by all toe Bankers in tne United Kingdoni. • That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Com mittee, for the zeal and wirein.tted anentio., want wnich they have conducted the business' of tins Inslitoti..n. _ _ That the Thanks of tins Meeting De given to the Chair man, tor hiS able and judicious conduct in the en.nr- • - That the Thanks 01 this Meeting be given to l oseph Mar ; ryas, - Lsci. for ttte clearand satistai.t,r) manlier at w:.ictt he hat: reparted'the'proceechngs of tie ..,01innittee - - That these; Icesoluttuns, • toactiler with tale 6-uasuriptions, be ativertr, , ,en Dally P'apers. (Signed) N RARING, Chairnian, - The following Suns were immediately subscribed; 0. s. d. Sir Francis Baring • Robert Shedden 105 o o Bart. - 105 o o CGBorge Slieuden lui u o Beestun Long - los • a-- u iticklani and Edward Edward turster tuj u 0 Lee - 105 o' o juin, .'dangles o lames, Mangles - 'us o a Itobert Mangles ,- los 9 0 Mac-.e►nyteatui A tez 'lent= los o o unno 105 0 o Puget, nainbridge, and I'arne4 • tos o o Stephen "L'lturitton,„ Brothers, andCo:toj o 0 Inglis, Ellis,. and , b:dri. - toy o 0 . huipson,T. bunar, and Co. - los ,o W. Manning, Esq. . ios o 0 Reid, Irving, and Co. - los 0 t) Crowder, Lavie, and Garth • los o o Edmond Thomas Wa ters . 105 o o ScJw P. Kerbing- Co. - . - , 10 5 0 , Cnarles Bosanquet 105 o. o Thomas V thou 105 0 0 o,ivid Pike Watts o 0 31r Kichafd.Neav;, part - . 105 0 0 RoJert Hollord - su a • o j . N & Ls. PeArse los o ' . O l'recutt;Urote, and Cu. - cos 0 0 lames Meyer - cos 0 0 iota:nue and Shaw 205 o 0 rancts Newton 105 a 0. lames Vutnan - t - 2u . a. o "rhorriAs Murdoch 105 o 0 ton - los o Slrtc.Wigram,Barl.loi 0 0 lobo .' Angeistcin 105 o fibc.4rge Goodwill iv.; Buidero and Co. • 10S 0 . 1. Ala at. sg. NI. 103 0 0 Brickwoud4, and Co. -"Ios o John lack7son,&Co.los 0 0 Railion and Rank ings - - los o o Ch. idle, Brothel, ' and Co. . 7 lOS 0 0 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, l iagas .;2, -I THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of gESTI"s•ORDNANCE do , hereby give Notice, .That Proposals will be received at their Office; in Pall Mall, on or before Illond.!y are litb Do of September next, from such Per. sox, as may be willing to undertake the Supply of )PPER HOOPS Jor service of this Department, for a leriod of one 11IEATRE ROYAL. COVENI GARDEN Eally in the next month (Septe►nber) %sill be published, i'lliNT; representing the prihcipal Frout of the New Thdatre, Covent Garden. Engraved t'rom -a Drawing made by %VIVI. DANIELL A.R.A. Having been favoured with correct Measurements and other authentic Materials expresily for that purpose. ,T.he Size of the Print will be 23 inches by.ls inches; co. loured, price One Guinea. be had of. Mr. W. Daniell, g, Cleveland-street,-Pitz ioy.square, and of Longman, Hurst, Recs, and Orme, Pa ernoster-row, whsre the names of Subscribers are received. • This !Jay was published, In Four Volumes, i2mo. 21$. Lds. DON SE.E3ASTIAN or, the. House of Bra 4. ganza. An HiSiorieal Romance. 13y Miss ANNA MARIA *PORTER. Printed for .I..ongrnan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, the Hungarian Brothers, in 3 vols. taino. 2nd edition, twee tss, bds. ENFIELD'S NEW POPULAR ENCYCLOPCEDIA. This Day was published, In one volume, oelo-deciino, piiee in boards 4s. 6d. or half • bound MutGctio, is. emhellished with eight Pl ates, E NFIELD'S NEW ENCYCLOKEDIA.- VOLUME IV. -Containing a System of Cography. N.B. Each Volume of this Work being complete ofitself, may be had separate, viz Vol I. contains Astronomy ; 11. Rhetoric and Belles Lewes;, Vol. 111. Compendium of the Laws and Constitution (rt . England ; and Vol. V. ►•ill contain Mental and .Moral Philosophy. &volume be regu. lady 'published every month until the work - is completed. ' London : Published. by Thomas .Tegg, Its, Cheapside ; and may be had of any Bookseller in the Kingdom, Aug 26, 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COl4- , MISS lONEKS of His Majesty's Navy eh, hereby give RAVI-OFFICE, Notice, That on Thursday, the 7th of ceptembrr next, at One o'Clock, the), will be reaq)• to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contra/ JrO suiVyinig hit Majesty's true' al lards at Deptford, Wooiwich, Chatham, Sheerne4, Portsmouth, and Pymouth, or any one or oncre of them, with' Hewed It edger of Ah, Beech, Elm, or Oak. A Form of the Tender may br seen at ibis .o:ffice. No Tender will be received alter One o'Clock on the Day of Treay, nor ivy noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, attend:. Eve , y Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by hue responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering,' in the Sum of soot. fo , the due performance of th. Coptra3. yClr, Patterns of the Articles may br viewed, upon application, at the Principal Storekeeper's !.(lice in the Tower, and /urther par ticulars, togethe , with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the' Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall, afore said any day, between the hoar' of Ten and -Four o'Clock, whore the Proposal , must be-delivered,' scaled up, and indorsed, " Proposals for Copper Hoops ;' ,but no Proposal can he admitted afteetbe said ilth day of September, at Twelve o'Clock. at Newt of the sante day, nri her will any Tender be rmticed, unless the Party making it, or nn Agent. in hit behalf, shall attend. By Order of tbe Board, R. 11 CREW, Secretary. ICTU ALL 11VG.0 July 11, isc.9; THE COMMISSIONERS fur VICTUALLING 1 HIS MAIESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 1:1 of September next, they will be'ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat_ for satch Qmansities 13/ PRIME IRISH 8E1!..F and PORK, to be creed in th. ensuing Season,.as the. respective Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to (jer ; one-third Part th,reof - to be packed- in puncheons, one-thin! Part in Tierces, and ane-thi, .1 Part in Bar rels; to be deliveted into his Majesty's fiitTugliirtg Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plrmouth, and cork, a , d into she Army Villualling Stores at St. Cathal ine's, in regular Proportions of each Description of Cacks, by the Periods :olio mentioned, viz, One-fourth Part of the whole by the 28th Peh. Agit). 4 ' One-fourth Part more - 15:1 , Anil, £BlO. One-fourth Part more • • 31st May, 1810. And the remaining fourth Part by the 45th 76., ;Bio. 4,,d foie paid for by taya,sle with interest, ninefy d‘tys ape, dale. The Conditions of the ContraLi may be "peen at the Secretary's Office ; or byapplying to Mr. .y, IV. Dunstervil(e, "tent for the Viavolling at Cork ; to the Colltelor of His Majesty's °cur tomr at Limerick," Belfast, Newry, and Waterford ; and to the Poitmaster-Generalat Dublin, - respeaively. N. B. No Tender for a 'lea Quantity than Two Thousand Tierces 'of Beef, and Two Thousand Tierces of Pork-will be ad mitted. A'o regard will be bad to any 'Tender in which the Price shall ,not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board, before Qne o'Clock on the seid ist of Septembers *or unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called /or. This Day was published, In Svo. price los. 6d. boards, . rrHE PHARMACOPCEIA of the ROYAL A COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of ,LONDON. 18(.9, Translated into English, with Notes, ,Sze. By RICHARD POWELL, M.D. Fallow of the College, Physicia4t to St. Bartholomew's and the Magdalen Hospitals. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. Of whom may be h ad ' , on Paste-board, . _ . Two Tables, exhibiting at one View, tne. Rel:tilons of the last and present Phartnacopceta, price 3S 6d. FrOM the LONDON GAZETTE; Whitehall, Allgust 96, Tile King has been pleased .to grant_ the:digniliei of Baron and Viscount of the United kingdoms of Great iltitain and, Ireland Unto the Right Hotioura.6 ble Sit Arthur Wellesley', Knig:it of tnemost Ho. nourablebrder - o 4 " - the Bath, - zit : Lieutenant-General of his INlAjehty's Forces, and to Inc_ heirs male of his body, lawfully begotten; by the battles, styles, - and titles of Baron Douro of Wellesley, in the counjy of Somerset, and Viscount Wellington of Talavera, and of Wellington, in the said count). • • Downing-Street, Augmt 26, 1808. A Dispatch, of which the - toliciikiliTrs - 2 -- c - c.734 has been received Irotri Major MaivveLr, the itoyai Aerican Corps, addressed to Lprd Viscount Cdste reagb," one of his Majesty'-s Pridcipal Secreates of State. • MY LORD, , Senegil, Tuly tB, tBo9. When .1 had last the, honour of: writing to you!' Lordship, I communicated such intotcnation as ' had received , concerning the situation of the Fiench colony of Sem gal; and my opto,tsn of the praetica bility of reducing it with a small force; 1 also men tioned the annoyance we had received at Gomel and its vicinity, iroin their privateer, during the ita. sense 01 ships of war trout thlt slat iotti _ Ott the 24th of June, Coinuodore ColiiMbine ttr- rived at. Pored with - the Solebay frigate, and brig Tigress, .having, 'he colonial schooner t.leorge, Agin 7 court transport, and several merchant Ve;selS under convoy, arid , having cominunicaied la till!) what in telligence I had. iateiy obtained, we thought Ihe re duCtlon: Senegal praCticable with the force iloosessed, pratided 11Q obst,icie show& prevvnt our being. able to pass the bars at the mouth of the river. To this attempt I was indueed by considerations which I trust your Lordship .wilt- conceiVe to be of weight.. I was of ; opintoo that the colony of it sell would be an acquisition of importance to the nation, from its commerce; that by the French Government, as it had always been inuChsvalued,i4 loss would. be proportiouably felt; and that by driving the enemy from their sole possession on the coast, his Majesty's settlements, • and the Briiisll commerce,' would be risme secure, and snore easily proteEted. • • Having therefore pr , lcured some light vesselS and boats, the best adapted ‘-tot passing the Bar, a de tachment of the garlison.orGoree, consisting of siX Officers, six serjeants, four drummers; and one hundred and fifty rank and file, was embarked, on board the Agincourt transport on the CI) of July, when we sailed, 'and anchored at the Bar on the evening of the 7th. Next . morning Commodore Columbine was of opluion the troops inight be passed over-the Bar, which was accordingly effected through much diffi culty, by the exertions of the navy. We unfertu !lately, however, lost a schooner and sloop, contain ing much of our provisions and aminuoition; and the schooner George went on shore inside the bar. I landed the detachment - , and sixty royal Marines from the ships of :war, on the left bank 'of the river, where 1 took up a position, with a view to wait till provisions could be passed from the shipping ; and the Schooner George could be got off. We then learnt that the enemy had made a formidable line of defence, at the post of Babague, twelvetuites -up the riv e r, where there is a battery, in front of which , three cann oniers, and four other vessels were moor ed, and the whole proteCted by a strong boons drawn across the river. On the 9th we were attacked; tivit speedily repulsed the enemy, and drove them with... hi their line at Babague; after which we rvturried to . get off the schooner, which was effected on the folloWing evening. The 11th was employed in re-fitting the schooner, and embarking provisions and water. The Solebay frigate, and Derwent sloop of were ordered to anchor , o.pposite to the post of Babague, and born= bard it, which was executed ...lib much, effect. During the nigat, in stinting het — birth, the Solebay • unfortunately got aground, but:in a position Which enabled het still to annoy the etiemy.• the Morning of the 12th, the troops were embarked, and the flotilla proceeded up the _River, nil just without gun-stait of the enemy's line of defence, and when every thing was in readiness for a nigh attack, we received intortnation that it was the in tention of the French Commandant to capitulate. Wiliing to spare an unnecessary effusion of hu- . man blood, the attack .was postponed. On the morning of the 13th we discovered that the boom was broken, that the .enemy had abandoned -the battery and vessels, leaving their colours flying, and . shortly "afterwards a letter was received front Messrs. Degrigny and Durecu in the name of the Con maudaut of Senegal, offering to capitulate. Mr. Heddle, Surgeon to the Forces ; who had acted as my aid r -de-camp during the campaign, was•sent ' ward to treat with these gentlemen; and 'soon re;- - tured with the Articles ot Capitulation, which I en close, and which we ratified. I -immediately took possession the Battery of Isle. aux Anglois, and in the course of the evening of the Battery of Gue lendai facing •the town. Next morning the garrison laid down their artist, and were embarked. We then found that the force which had been employed against us antotinted to 160 regular soldiers, and 240 militia and volun teers. We had no reason, hoWever, to count tau much opposition from the latter part of the enemy's force; In accomplishing this service the officers and soldiers of. the army Were anxious to equal their truthers. - of: We navy, who 'on all occasions distill• guish themselves. I feel ny.ith satisfaction in• hay, ing enjoyed the confidence of Commodore bine, .whoSe exertions and 'ability contributed so etteau4l/ to our success. I beg to bear te,timony to.the iiadefatigable and ;,eaions exertions of captain MA FRI MONY. ROM the - Luxury, Dis.iipation, Excesses, anal enervating indulgences of persons in almost every rank of life, prOceeds that disordered state of the human irame, termed Nervpus Debility ; the most distressing s, moon] of which is an incapacity to fulfil the great and primary object of marriage. This unhappy SUM is indisputably too trees quentiy the gnawing canker-worin of the heart, winch gene rates those horrid ideas that lead to the desperate climax of 'suicide. The . genuine ST EE L LOZE N ES Ore the best it not the only remedy tot this species of d.bility ; indeed Ste 1 is confessedly the- most powerful tonic and restJrative Medicine in the Universe, and this preparatibn is proved by long experience to be superior to all whet's.. The ST EE L. LOZENGES ate prepared and sold by the Inventor, Dr. Senate, 3, Ludgate-Hill, price 7s. per box ; and may be bad of his Agents in town and country ;- but ob— serve his signature, E. Senate, in his.hand- writing, or •-they cannot be genuine. . _ Just published,'Tenth Edition, Dr. Senate's Treatise on Female Complaints, price as. 6d. a book that sbould be read by every married woman. BY THE KING'S- PATENT. DR. NORKIS"s FEVER DROPS. THE ex prience of more limo -balla century has so.fully established the reputation of this invaluable Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to exp,4iTipiriin Its effi cacy in every species of Fever, particularly 14. Scarlet and Typhus Fever, alio the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have never been known to tail, %yid:a ,cdministered agreeable to di fecund ; in the Measles, Small Po, Teething,. Nnd mfast Disdrders incident to lindun they ar,! a:1 infallible Fein etiy.: ; ;. the decays and discomforts of advanc,u life Are their iiinneda,,te influence, they immediately stop the progress of a fresh Cold, and are particularly adapted as a genial Kestora. t .ve. Family Bottle, 2zs. sold at the Do6lor's House, No. 14, Lower Brook street, Grosvenor-square, where orders for exhortation are duly executed Smaller bottles, us. arid 0. 9 :1. wn lesale an.l ret a il, at li ac.ni '..;,rso, Oxford-street, and by most iesilectable Venders in Tiiwit and Cowitr, . Also Dr .N I:1 celebra ied AN FL-BILIOUS PILLS, with , drople DireCtions, 25. the Bo.c. Observe that the words oomas Norris Moore" are engraved or. is GOVi:111. luiatt Stamp ; A -10 9thers are or cart be getiwtne.. . ,